Beliefs of the Ancient Egyptians
BeliefsThe Deities are the Supreme Beings of Ancient Egypt, but where did the Gods and Goddesses come from?
Ma'at: The Primary Belief
The worldly and afterlife core that was the central guide of Egyptian life and religion. Ma’at was so important that the concept was brought to life as a Goddess. The Goddess of Truth and Balance.
Supreme Beings
The Supreme Beings may be viewed in their human form, in their animal form and in their magical form depending on the magic purpose they were working to invoke
Domestic Religion
How the Ancient Egyptians worshipped their Religion in their Homes
The Servants
From the High Priest and Priestesses to the lowly Wab priest who swept the Temple. How did they serve the Deities and Pharaoh?
The Day : The Night
Composed by the God Ra: responsible for the Rising of the Sun to the Setting of the Sun
The Ancient Soul
Religion explained that the Ancient Egyptian Soul had 9 different parts, each one of which needed tending to
Mummification
The Ancient Burial Rituals. But they were not just for the Royals, and they were not just for Humans
The Legend of Osiris
The Ancient Myth which illustrates the supreme importance of Ma’at and how following the tenants of the religion would allow Order to triumph over Chaos
Opening of the Mouth Ceremony
How the Ancient Soul looked to leave the Body and join the deceased
Weighing of the Heart
What happens in the Hall of Two Truths?
The Spells & The Books
Reading the Spells and the Book of the Spells explained how your Soul could travel on to the Field of Reeds
Flight for Resurrection
The Book of Gates: guarded by serpents who only let through those who are Pure to pass from one level or the next level
Aaru, The Field of Reeds
If your heart balances against the Feather of Ma’at then you start the journey to the Field of Reeds
Reliefs at Kom Ombo Temple
The Djed
Head of God Anubis on a Canopic Jar
Great Temple, Abu Simbel
The Inner Sanctum
